In a few weeks, I'm visiting some people and am doing a St. Louis-Washington DC-Philadelpha-St. Louis road trip, and the return part will take me on the PA Turnpike (bloody toll roads, we get along without them just fine in Missouri 
). I've driven through the Appalachian Mountains, once on I-80 in northern PA and another time on I-64 through West Virginia, and both times, the scenery was just beautiful. A far cry from the farmland you drive through out here in the midwest. Unfortunately, neither time I had a camera, however, this time, I'm making sure to bring my DSLR to brush up on my photography skills and get some good photos. I don't just want to pull over to the side of the road because I'm not even sure it's legal to do that unless you breakdown, and even if it is, it's not exactly safe, so does anyone know of any good places along the pike for me to pull off and get some good pictures? Like anything specific, or maybe a pulloff or road designed just to look at the scenery? I don't mind leaving the pike and going on some side roads for a little bit, I suppose the toll is about the same if I leave and re-enter than if I stay on it. Thanks
). I've driven through the Appalachian Mountains, once on I-80 in northern PA and another time on I-64 through West Virginia, and both times, the scenery was just beautiful. A far cry from the farmland you drive through out here in the midwest. Unfortunately, neither time I had a camera, however, this time, I'm making sure to bring my DSLR to brush up on my photography skills and get some good photos. I don't just want to pull over to the side of the road because I'm not even sure it's legal to do that unless you breakdown, and even if it is, it's not exactly safe, so does anyone know of any good places along the pike for me to pull off and get some good pictures? Like anything specific, or maybe a pulloff or road designed just to look at the scenery? I don't mind leaving the pike and going on some side roads for a little bit, I suppose the toll is about the same if I leave and re-enter than if I stay on it. Thanks
